Rich Keefe

It's like, not only did he take your wife, but he also, like, laid them out.

He's doing them all pretty good.

Marty's kind of owed, like, an ass whooping here, is what it seems like.

Yeah, Marty's not raising the kid.

Marty is not, I don't think.

some of the other great scenes were with the, the guy that was like investing in them and making the ping pong balls that, that Rachel stayed with like that guy, the big dude who like loved them.

after the movie now he'll be a real like human being but you never know but that's what was the killer was like because he was in there and like he at this point you're like uh maybe uh rachel was abused and so he's like rescuing her from that situation she's like super pregnant she's already said it's yours and she may have been abused and he's like

I'll be right back.

Let me go check on these orange ping pong balls.

And you're like, Jesus Christ, dude.

Sign him up.

I like his vibe.

You just have to get on Safdie's radar somehow, and he'll throw you in a movie.

Yeah.

Yeah, with Garnett, too.

And, like, yeah, a bunch of basketball guys.

Do you think Marty is going to go back to being a shoe salesman?

And do you think he'd be good at selling shoes?

Cause to me, it seems like he's a pretty convincing.

being not that I'm this but like to be a superstar athlete there's so much more that comes with that so much more he was not equipped to deal with no but I think he does the shoe sale for like six months and then something else will like some get rich quick thing will come up and he'll bounce on that yeah yeah I could see that do you think he ever sees the Gwyneth Paltrow character again absolutely not no